Ok, yes it has been a while since my last post, not quite sure where the time has gone…… anyway, I am sure you have been getting your inspiration elsewhere, and you may have noticed just how popular anything and everything mosaic is right now. As always, Stampin’ Up! are onto this trend and in the new catalogue which is only a week away from release, includes the fantastic Mosaic Madness stamp set.
My card features the Mosaic Madness stamp set, the matching punch, and also the Modern Mosaic Embossing Folder. You might also notice that the colour is not a familiar one…. this is Pistachio Pudding, one of the gorgeous range of new In Colours.
Talking about all the new goodies from the new catalogue, you can come along to my Catalogue Launch dates, Thursday 4th July at 7.30pm or Sun 7th July at 2pm. Send me an email for more details.
I think I might just be able to squeeze this card in for the current challenge with the girls over at Freshly Made Sketches, and I promise to be back with more ideas and projects for you soon.
Happy Stamping!
Chris
Dot Dot Stamping Designs 
I’ve seen cards with this set, but I really like what you have done with it! Did you spritz something on the punched pieces?
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Thanks Theresa. No I haven’t spritzed, however I did use the Stampin’ Up! Shimmery White cardstock.
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Ah, that accounts for the sparkle. Thanks!
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Beautiful! I love the soft color scheme with this, as you usually see bright, bold colors with this set. And I love the little peek of glimmer paper. Thanks for joining us at Freshly Made Sketches this week!
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Simply elegant. Thanks for joining in with the challenge at SA this week.
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Hi Chris,
Your Mosaic card is just beautiful, but it looks like there are two punched pieces, one solid pistachio, and one a little smaller, white and pistachio. Is this, in fact, two different size punches?
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Hi Lisa, no it’s just one punch. The Pistashio layer is punched out, the stamped layer on top has been hand cut around the stamped image to give it the layered effect.
Cheers
Chris
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